Tag: anti-money laundering

Fraud & Security Intelligence | SAS Events
Carla Miranda 0
Cinco pontos chave para combater a fraude, retirados do SAS Innovate Madrid

A expectativa era grande em torno da comemoração do SAS Innovate Madrid, que aconteceu no passado dia 25 de maio. Ouvimos muitas conversas sobre o que as pessoas esperavam do evento, incluindo o desejo de uma vez mais encontrarem-se cara a cara com clientes, parceiros e colegas da área para falar

Advanced Analytics | Analytics | Students & Educators
Alina Luchian 0
UBB FSEGA's inspiring vision for its role in Romania’s developing economy

Babeș-Bolyai University (UBB) is the largest and highest-ranked university in Romania. Its Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (FSEGA) is the largest faculty at any university in Romania. It is also the highest-ranked institution in the country for management and business and top-ranked for economics. The faculty was founded as

Artificial Intelligence | Risk Management
Colin Bristow 0
How can technology help insurers with the fight against money laundering?

Money laundering is a growing threat within the insurance industry. The regulatory framework within banking is adding stronger controls and governance processes which will encourage launderers to seek alternative areas to launder funds. While insurance presents a different type of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) risk, the risks still exist. Long considered

Data Management | Fraud & Security Intelligence
Nuth Ratanachu-ek 0
A practical guide to improve the effectiveness of watch list screening

Watch list screening has been one of the rules with highest false-positive rate. Watch list screening has been one of the pillars for know your customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) regulatory requirements since the beginning. It was introduced to prevent known criminals (or known high risk entities) from utilizing

Fraud & Security Intelligence
Ulrike Bergmann 0
Waschprogramme anhalten: Wie Geldwäsche verhindert wird

Machine Learning und selbstlernende Algorithmen lassen sich in unterschiedlichsten Geschäftsbereichen einsetzen, um manuelle Prozesse zu unterstützen oder zu automatisieren. Betrugserkennung und Geldwäscheprävention bieten sich dafür an – bedürfen dabei aber besonderer Umsicht. Denn jede Fehleinschätzung kann entweder große finanzielle Verluste oder einen erheblichen Imageschaden nach sich ziehen. Wie die Technologien

Artificial Intelligence | Fraud & Security Intelligence
Marcin Nadolny 0
Here and now: Boosting anti-money laundering efforts with Artificial Intelligence

Anti-money laundering has been an issue for banks and financial institutions for some time. Transaction monitoring systems have been around for many years. Meeting and complying with regulations at the regional or national level, however, remains a challenge. Many financial institutions are almost playing catch-up with regulators, as anti-money laundering

Artificial Intelligence | Fraud & Security Intelligence
Josefin Rosén 0
Can artificial intelligence learn fast enough to beat money launderers?

Anti-money laundering is an important issue for governments and banks alike. The fight to prevent terrorist financing and profiting from crime means that banks and other financial institutions are increasingly required by regulations to put anti-money laundering systems in place. Many are turning to analytics in the process, and particularly to

Analytics | Fraud & Security Intelligence | Risk Management
Patrick Töniges 0
Sterben klassische Transaktions-Monitoring-Systeme in der Geldwäscheprävention aus?

Im Rahmen meiner Tätigkeit im Vertrieb von Compliance-Software-Lösungen bin ich hauptsächlich im Bankensegment unterwegs, zunehmend aber auch bei Versicherungen. Dank kluger CRM-Systeme wird mir bewusst gemacht, dass ich in acht Jahren etwa 1.600 Gespräche mit den Verantwortlichen für Geldwäsche- und Betrugsprävention geführt habe. Das ist unfassbar. Wir „Vertriebler“ produzieren zwar

Analytics | Fraud & Security Intelligence
Colin Bristow 0
Anti-money laundering requirements: Are the stakes increasing?

Part 504 of the US Department of Financial Services Superintendent’s Regulations seems to significantly up the requirements for firms to conduct ongoing review and continuously improve their approach to anti-money laundering (AML) monitoring. But is it really very different from the intergovernmental Financial Action Task Force's broader suggestions to introduce